The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-05

! PEiSAIe oeCEet0Ey, says Mannln4 Will NOT
return to America before the middle OF
land Tor New York. As soon ashe arrives
hi will probably hasten to Washington to
wind up tho oi7airs OF his Office: His resig.
nation has not yet been accepted.
A dispatch from Belgrade says the Rus
sian feeling is becoping SO atfong in Scrvin
that It Would not be surprise il King
| Milan should make concessions to Russia.
A fresh Zankoftlst or pro.Russian conspir.
'acy have been discovered at Sofia. Sever
al men. who formerly were officers in the
RulRarian army have been arrested for
active participation in tho new movement.
| At Dublin, ut q meetinging OF the millcrs
a resolution was adopted in favor OF plac.
ing duty OF one crown per bag on Ameri-
| can -four,
| =. TIE authorized interviews of the presi.
dents friends relative to a second term
have had their expected effect. They have
prevented the Inauguration of any move
ment in the interest OF any ambitious riv.
ais OF Mr.. Cleveland. The most experienc.
| ed observers are Of the opioion that Prcsi-
dent Cleveland is most certainly candi.
date for denomination. II he is not, then
all signs fail.
tits announced as probable that the Cana
dian governt,,entwills shortly totally prohib-
| ~ on3 AoAvoA S0CAOH IL Jill OIcNV DIlV.
ain for = year in consequence OF the danger
OF the introduction 0f pleufo. pneumo nia
into this country:
Z: A: Schroeder of Brooklyn, said to be
n son Of the millionaire ex-mayoro OF Brook
lyn and an ex.cOngressman, was served
| with notice OF a suit a short time ago for
| $4,000 damages for alternating the affec-
tions OF the wifs of George r. Thursby,
nephew Of Rodney G. Thursby, a promi-
nent politician, ex-county clerk OF Kings
| county. and cousin OF the singer, Emma
Thursby, all OF whom are residents OF the
| city OF churches. Mr.. and Mrs. Thursby
were married IN 1884.
| AtJefferson City, Mo-, Ex.Supreme Judge
John w. Henry and State Auditor Walker
| had an alteration on the street, Judge
| Henry was shot once in the right arm, and
| again in the breast, and Walker was severe.
" cut in the head by q blow from Judge
! Hcnry's cane. The affair grew out of the
| late investigation OF Auditor Walker by q
| legislative commission.
At Reading, Pa, the Manhattan Hard
ware company has been declared insolvent.
Liabilities $4,000.
The following pensions have been issued:
innesota-Original, S. NJ. Todd, Park
Rapids; W. H. Emily, In Crescent; Ed.
wards, Henning ii. {. Stanley Lake Will
son; r. N. Hughes, Tracy; w. Edgar, Spring.
field; j. H. Graham, Frazee City; J. A. E.
Duffre, Minneapolis; B. F. Ellwood, Mont
gomery; W. Tust, Wilson. Increased-L.
+. Plaisted, Saltwater; r. B. Sprague,
Hammond.
Patents issued Wisconsin: E. Bowen,
Bay View, rolling MILL K. G. Hansen. Ra-
cine slicing machinei j. Marx and A. Vier.
mig Cross PLANES, sulky pillow; NJ. W.
Holland, Madison hanging wall paper; C. A.
IoS ind H.. ID
W. Brown, Waupuh. boot or shoe; H. f.
Taylor, Bloomington, harvester reel.
Minnesota: o. H. Baker, Pennington,
bed bottom; G. r. Brownrigg and J. SUI
in. Minneapolis, lighting device for fire box
es; J. o. Lee, st. Paul, boot or shoe bur-
nishing mac chine; N. w. Row. Garden City,
| harrow attachment.
have been indicted for bribery. perjury and
conspiracy in connection with the great
Cook county frauds.
A strike among the stovemakers took
| place at Peekskiil, N. Y, and 300 men
quit work. The works of four stove firms
| are closed The cause was the reception
ofSt. Louis boycotted patterns.
! Col. John c. New, OF the indianapolis
journal, is going to Europe.
Carter Harrison OF Chicago is going to
travel round the world via San Francisco
At Harper's Ferry, members of a pic
mic party dug upa bomb shell-a relic OF
the war-and pounded it with stones 1t
exploded. fatally injuring Agnes Willis and
Edward Paler and seriously woundine
Frank Jones, William Turner and George
aud Thomas Willis.
| Mr.. Beecher was in the habit OF marking
his books pfoiusely, and notes are found
in most OF them, written by himself.
] 11Nfo hoSv
raine dissolvins the Choral Society OF Hat
Snndgovid, which are hostile to Germany.
The mayors OF Rhinau and Choilly Emery
have been deprived of their functions.
Boutillot, formerly publisher of the Mosellc
Moniteur, has been expelled from Germany.
George \. Jones. OF the New York Times.
has been spending some time in California.
with his daughter, Mrs. Ireland, who has
entirely recovered her health in that eli
mate.
Three young sons ofGeorge A. Hayward
a prominent merchant OF Solomon's Island
Southern Maryland, we're drowned in
Chesapeake bay.
! The New York senate passed a bill pro.
viding for high license throughout the state.
1t is framed to meet Governor Hills oh.
jections.
The 1000 mixers and "teasers' in all
the flint glass factories of Pittsburg struck
recently Tor 10 per cent increase in wages
Roosevelt P. Flower departed for Europe
on the steamer Celtic, accompanied by his
wife and daughter and Mrs. Emma A.
Schley, widow OF the late Judge Schley
The Wisconsin Central has petitioned
the Interstate com mission for q suspension
OF the long and short haul section.
| Gen. A. c. Myers, executor of the late
Gen: Twiggs, and Mrs. Guedella OF London.
| England, are tho claimants for the sw ortls
OF the general in the treasury, one OF which
is worth $4,000,
public debt reduction Of twelve to fl.
teen millions in April is expected.
| Near Mansfield, ILL.,, J. H., Burns. a
| wealthy farmer, was painting the shingles
| OF his new barn, which three men we're nail.
ing down. All four were standing on a
bracket scaffold twenty feet from the
ground, when it was pulled down by q cali
which was running loose with q rope
around its neck, having wound the rope
around support OF the scaffold.
Another body was cremated at the Della
van avenue crematorium in Buffalo, that
OF John Acken OF Waverly, Iowa. He was
70 years Of age. The remains were brought
there in charge OF his son, G. A. Acken.
Miss Lucy Work, daughter of Frank
Episcopal church in New York, to Cooper
Hewitt. 1t was very brilliant affair.
Miss X. L. Sharpe and Congressman
Davenport were married at Kingston, N.
Y. A reception was held at Gen. Sharpe's
residence after the ceremony.
A terrible accident occurred at the Tuu.
nell colliery, Pa., by which five men were
killed.
County commissioners throughout Mon
tana are petitioning Gov. Leslie to call an
extra session OF the legislature for the pur.
pose OF amending the revenue bill. No
provisions are made for the collection and
levy OF taxes from railroads.
The president writes to the secretary OF
the interior instructing him to disregard
the opinion OF the attorney general in the
Guilford Miller Northern Pacific case.
W. J. Florence will be the guest of Hen
ry Irving in London.
President Cleveland's Uncle Allen of But.
falo, says: ''There has been O good deal
written and printed about Grover Cleve-
lands poverty and obscurity in early life
all nonsense. He was we'll horn we'll hrot1